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N2WS Backup & Recovery User Guide 4.1.0
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N2WS Backup & Recovery User Guide 4.1.0
1 Introduction to N2WS
2 Configuring N2WS
3 Start Using N2WS
4 Defining Backup Policies
5 Consistent Backup
6 Windows Instances Backup
7 Linux/Unix Instances Backup
8 Using Elastic File System (EFS)
9 Additional Backup Topics
10 Performing Recovery
11 Disaster Recovery
12 Cross-Account DR, Backup, and Recovery
13 File-Level Recovery
14 Tag-based Backup Management
15 Resource Control
16 Security Concerns and Best Practices
17 Alerts, Announcements, Notifications, and Reporting
18 User Management
19 N2WS IdP Integration
20 Configuring N2WS with CloudFormation
21 Managing Snapshots with Lifecycle Policies
22 Configuring Workers
23 Capturing and Cloning in VPC Environments
24 Orchestrating Recovery Scenarios
25 Monitoring Costs and Savings
26 Using N2WS with Azure
Appendix A Recommended Configuration for Copy to S3
Appendix B Agents Configuration Format
Appendix C Time Zones
Appendix D Datadog Integration
Appendix E Splunk Integration Support
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Appendix C Time Zones
The following example is the CPMCONFIG time_zone parameter for Israel:
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CPMCONFIG
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[SERVER]
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user=demo
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password=1
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volume_option=new
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time_zone=Asia/Jerusalem
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To obtain the list of time zones or to set the time zone:
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    SSH into the CPM instance using the logon cpmuser and the instance’s private key.
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    To obtain a list of all time zones, type: sudo cpm-set-timezone
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    To set the time zone, type: sudo cpm-set-timezone <new-time-zone>
For example, to set the time zone to 'New York', type:
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sudo cpm-set-timezone America/New_York
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